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17.10.2010 14:42, I.solod

Hello everyone.
In one of the messages, I put up a photo of an archplect from the KCR Becket.
Dima identified it as Archiplectes miroshnikovi. umnik.gif
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Based on my material from neighboring places, before and after this locale and materials from Dima-this is not Miroshnikovi, but an incomprehensible, maybe new form or subspecies from basilianus
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17.10.2010 14:47, I.solod

There you need to look at the degree of fusion of the branches of anggonoporius, whether there are non-sclerotized lumens or they are completely fused - this seems to be the only real sign for males of these two species. And beetles from places south-east of the Malaya Laba River (right bank and up to the Aksaut River) bear, as it were, intermediate features of these two taxa, but for a final decision, additional data are needed. material from other places as well. This beetle is quite rare there.
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09.04.2011 21:23, sergey nyu

So on our street finally came the holiday.
Rather, the first holiday last Saturday did not quite work out.
They set traps in the vicinity of Stavropol on the town of Strizhement together with M. Babansky "Stavropolets". This mountain is famous for the fact that at the beginning of the last century, the first pair of proceruses was caught on it for the first time in the Stavropol Territory. One copy is still in the collection of the Local History Museum in Stavropol, and the second was exchanged for the collection of butterflies "Valley of Pitchers" and this collection has long been the decoration of the exhibition of insects in the museum.
But the weather on Stryzhement left much to be desired - overcast, 4 0 heat and a strong cold wind spoiled the mood.
The following week also did not bode well, rains and fogs at low temperatures, but the Internet promised cloudy weather on Saturday without rain in Stavropol and Pyatigorsk, where I was invited to set traps all on the same protserus by Valentin Tikhonov, organizer and owner of the "Insect Museum" in Pyatigorsk and a great connoisseur of daytime mace of the Caucasus. but more on that later.
And in the morning at 8: 30 I left Stavropol. The weather immediately pleased with the bright sun, and although it was 4 degrees Celsius, the day promised to be warm.
When descending from the Stavropol hill, a beautiful view of the peaks of the Greater Caucasus Range and Elbrus, still under the snow and glistening in the sun, opened up. To see this panorama almost from Stavropol is a great success, since you need high air transparency, but two weeks of rain coped with this task.
As we approached Pyatigorsk, the air temperature rose and in Pyatigorsk it was already +14. Fortunately, I made a mistake about cloud cover on the Internet, I didn't see any clouds in Pyatigorsk that day.
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09.04.2011 21:35, sergey nyu

Sorry for the long off-top, but let me continue:
We went to the place, set up traps and then I got to the paradise of an entomologist and a person who is passionate about his business - the "Insect Museum". In a relatively small room, due to the construction of the gallery, on two levels it was already possible to get acquainted with the insect world of all continents. But in addition to the exhibition of insects, on the first floor there is an exhibition of live bird - eating spiders, Madagascar cockroaches, crickets, tropical amphibians and reptiles, which you could not only look at, but also, if desired, not dangerous, pick up, which was done by museum visitors, mostly children.
Unfortunately, the tropical butterflies that are supposed to flutter alive behind the glass of the polyudarium are not due to hatch until next week, and I only looked at the cocoons and pupae from which they will hatch.
In addition to the museum, which has been in existence for 16 years and is constantly developing, Valentin recently created a website http://www.бабочки-кавказа.Russian Federation/, which includes so far diurnal butterflies of Dagestan, in which Valentin spent several seasons on expeditions, and in the future, as I understand it, this site will include material on Azerbaijan, the KCR, and other states of the Caucasus. But even the material that is on the site is impressive.
In general, I would have stayed in this museum for hours, but time was running out and at four o'clock I left back. And although rain accompanied me from Nevinnomyssk to Stavropol, it could not spoil the positive charge that I received while in the museum.
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16.04.2011 16:21, sergey nyu

I have just returned from a trip near Kislovodsk.
Before reaching the city, there is the village of Podkumok on the river of the same name.
I crossed the bridge to the other side and set traps on gorushka.
But in order. In the morning I left Stavropol. It started raining outside Kursavka and rained all along the road. I had thought that the trip would not be possible, but at the entrance to Podkumka, the rain began to subside and while I was crossing the bridge, it stopped completely.
The entrance to the hill was blocked by a barrier and the huntsman who came out explained that this was the territory of an assigned hunting area and hunting was prohibited along with the passage, but after talking and probing why I was going, he still missed it. Along the way, he said that he had heard about Adamsy, and about the proceruses, too. So I think that when checking in three or four weeks, someone will fall into the traps.
Now a small photo report.
Shale outlet on the bank of Podkumka
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Gorushka slope, where there are traps
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And here is the Podkumok itself
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On the shores of "traces of civilization"
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But there is also such a beoeg
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View of Gorushka from the road
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And along the road on the north side the snow hasn't melted yet
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18.04.2011 23:21, Андреас

You can't get through to the Internet. The weather is bad , with constant rain and wind. In the warm windows, I saw urticaria, anguloptera With-white, male lemongrass and cabbage, which flew out of the first warm window along with the overwintered ones!!!
2 different new unknown small beetles caught on my windowsill!!!
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21.04.2011 19:52, sergey nyu

Hi everybody.
A little off, though, if you think about it...
Someone is getting greener every day, and their sneakers are smudged and they want to go to the fields, and then I wake up early this morning, look out the window, and here are the pictures:
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And if you think it was shot in black and white, you're wrong, it just reflected my mood. weep.gif
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21.04.2011 20:08, captolabrus

These are the death throes of the off-season , and then everything will fly from everywhere, and you will be happy jump.gif
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21.04.2011 21:16, Pavel Morozov

it is not easy to look at such reports, especially from the Moscow region.
Especially if you don't know when you'll finally be able to fish.

Great, damn it!
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22.04.2011 0:15, Andrey Bezborodkin

I don't see any special" greening " in St. Petersburg yet. But there is no such thing as in Stavropol, thank God. Sunny here, but cold. True, colleagues have already seen pomonaria, pilosaria, parthenias, and even strataria. Let's see what's going on in the country over the weekend...

22.04.2011 10:08, Андреас

In St. Petersburg (as the locals call our town), unlike Stavropol, there is no snow (on the mountains of Beshtau and Jutsa it has been lying since winter), but the wind penetrates! The weather gives the lazy a chance/time to prepare for the season. I am happy for those who have all entomological utensils and collections in one fixed place, when it is not necessary to periodically transport all this fragility from one rented hut to another at the most inopportune time...

I plan to adapt an ordinary powerful lantern aimed at a stretched sheet for night fishing.

This post was edited by Andreas - 22.04.2011 10: 11

22.04.2011 13:14, Sanangel

Winter has also returned to us. It flooded Nagaria and my traps. All Japan...

24.04.2011 13:29, sergey nyu

Christ is Risen, forumchane!!!
Today I set traps near Stavropol. I hope for the Hungarian ground beetle, and there as God wills.
Since morning in Stavropol there was a fog, but closer to 11 o'clock dispersed.
On Novomaryevsky glades, even sometimes the sun peeked out. The temperature is from +4 to +6 and a slight breeze.
A small photo report with comments.
Probably smelled a mouse.
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I wish I could fit him in and dig holes for traps.
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For traps, I won't say that I invented it, but I use it with success.
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Spring is clearly delayed this year.
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The first flowers.
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The bushes are ready to "explode" with green foliage.
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Soon the "lokhmachi" will bloom.
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Habitat of Pachystus hungaricus mingens
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25.04.2011 16:05, kvoncstu

To sergey nyu:
According to my observations, Carabus hungaricus in the vicinity of Stavropol appears a little later, not earlier than mid-May, and is most active in June and July; some individuals fall into traps in August, if it is not too dry. C. perrini Dej. (= campestris) should now be in the mass, common from late March to June. The best training camps are located on a hill 1.5-2 km south-east of Lake Sengileyevsky (get to the "Wolf Gate" and move along the left side of the ridge), the most beautiful places! Novomaryevsky glades are a favorite place for botanists, but there are severely disturbed biocenoses.
And in Perm, the field season is still open on April 17, but a sharp cold snap and snow have suspended work.

01.05.2011 9:13, sergey nyu

Yesterday I went to Adygea for one day.
The weather was not particularly pleasant, it was good, although the heat was +14-16. But it was overcast and sometimes drizzled.
Photos of insects can not please yet, no one caught my eye.
As always, photos of species, only something got mixed up, not all turned out.
A rocky ridge in the embrace of clouds.
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I got to the competition on the Belaya River, of course, not as a participant.
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The slopes where the obtuzuses ran last season, I hope that this year they will also run.
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Some mountain landscapes
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I am glad that the roads in Adygea are more comfortable than in the KCR.
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02.05.2011 20:01, sergey nyu

Today I got out in the vicinity of Stavropol, on Lake Sengileevsky, or rather on the hill near the "Wolf Gate" - previously from these gates the road led to the shore of the lake, to the pioneer camps. Sunny and + 18, no wind.
Now the road is closed to ordinary visitors, travel only to the water intake. But you can get away from the dachas.
Lake view from the "Wolf Gate"
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Dorcadions and blaps are already running down the slope.
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A centipede crouched under a rock.
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Mike is in a hurry to go somewhere else.
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I set traps on these slopes.
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On the way back, I came across a bug like this.
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The road to the "Wolf Gate" runs through the forest. Primroses are blooming.
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07.05.2011 12:08, sergey nyu

I checked today the traps installed on 02.04.11 on Mount Strizhament from the village of Temnorechenskiy, Stavropol Territory.While the "harvest" is small.
I left Stavropol at ten o'clock. Stryzhament met with fog. But while I was looking through the traps, the fog cleared and the sun came out.
Wild garlic thickets with traps installed.
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The slopes of Strizhamenta, overgrown with forest. On closer inspection, the Pedestal is more of an elevation.
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And here is the result, so far very modest, of the first trap check this season.
Yes, we have a long spring this year...
Carabuses, most likely cumanus, but in dead eaters and staphylins I "swim".
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Another karabus, like dekor, but it doesn't look like it...
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07.05.2011 13:25, scarit

Almost all dead eaters - Silpha carinata.
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08.05.2011 19:50, sergey nyu

Today, finally, "soaked" the gorges of the KCR.
Another report, so far, however, not about fishing, but about intentions to catch in the near future.
All week long, I was hoping to discover the weather on the Internet, but nothing good shone for the KCR.
And as it turned out, you don't need to believe the Internet, but look closely.
I left in the morning at half past six and at 9.30 was already beyond Karachayevsk. The weather didn't bode well. clouds covered the mountain tops.
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I was driving with the hope of catching beetles, and someone was walking around the Kuban hoping to catch trout.
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And here is the Indysh Gorge, in which, in addition to the fact that no one has set traps before, it is also famous for an excellent narzan spring with an indescribable taste of narzan.
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This is how unassuming this natural wonder looks-the source of narzan.
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In previous years, it was necessary to wade to the source, but this year someone's skillful hands made a bridge. So if anyone happens to visit these places, be sure to visit this source. In summer, especially in summer, after drinking a glass of narzan from it, I feel that life is beautiful.
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Forest on the mountainside, where unknown carabuses run.
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After setting traps on Indysh, I moved to Daut. The foliage on the trees is just beginning to bloom. This is how fantastic the clearing of ferns looks, behind which last season there were traps for edita.
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I waited for the face of a Mesozoic lizard to appear from behind a fern.
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I forgot to mention that while I was climbing the slopes, the sun came out, not the promised rain, and it accompanied me for the rest of the trip.
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The water in Dauta is much more transparent than the Kuban.
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After leaving Dauta, I decided to drive further in the direction of Uchkulan, to see places for future trips, but the landscape of the snow-capped peaks of Uzunkol made me stop.
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And finally, a mosque in Karachayevsk.
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11.05.2011 16:35, KDG

I should also report back...
During the holidays, he made a small race through all sorts of places in the Ciscaucasia and the Rostov region. Spring was noticeably late everywhere, especially in the foothills. Of course, this also affected the quality of fees. Many beetles that should have collected well were absent altogether or were present in "trace" amounts. In addition, it was often frankly cold and rainy.
According to the barbels, it turned out like this:
Dorcadion carinatum, Dorcadion holosericeum, D.equestre, D. pusillum tanaiticum, D. sareptanum euxinum (=kubanicum), D.cinerarium, Phytoecia nigricornis, Ph. scutellata, Ph. hirsutula, Rhagium fasciculatum, Oxymirus mirabilis, Brachyta caucasica kubanica, Hybometopia starcki, Pyrrhidium sanguineum, Parmena pontocircassica, Pogonocherus hispidulus, Phymatodes pusillus, Saperda scalaris, Mesosa nebulosa. Among other animals, there were decent antribids, grinders, bark beetles, a few nutcrackers, Aesalus ulanovskii.
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15.05.2011 20:20, sergey nyu

Good evening, everyone.
A short report on a trip on 14.05. 11 to the vicinity of Podkumok village (near Kislovodsk) and Pyatigorsk, to check previously installed traps, and 15.05. to the vicinity of Stavropol for the same purpose.
So far, there is nothing to be particularly happy about. Despite the good weather on the days of departure, it rained all the previous weeks, which affected the results.
Under the village of Podkumok, the traps included the Carabus (Tomocarabus) convexus Fabricius, and Carabus cumanus, the ubiquitous dead eaters.
On Mashuka near Pyatigorsk, and even worse - ONE exaratus, with its widespread distribution, and three gravediggers Germanicus.
Near Stavropol, blaps joined the exaratus.
In general, it is not dense yet. Let's hope for warm weather, which is finally forecast to come to us next week.
So:
The forest on Podkumka turned green.
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St. George's Convent near Yessentuki
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Results of checking traps.
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Podkumok
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Surroundings of Stavropol.
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By the way, on Mashuka flew Anthocharis cardamines, Euchloe ausonia, near Stavropol also Anthocharis cardamines and podaliria, there were still whiteflies, but, unfortunately,I still do not understand them well.

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16.05.2011 18:24, Black Coleopter

To Sergey niu: In the photo presented by you, not germanicus, but humator, because the mace of the antennae is red.

22.05.2011 16:38, sergey nyu

Brief report on the trip on 21.05. in the KCR to the Uzhum ridge in the area of the Zelenchuk Observatory.
In the morning, the weather did not bode well, but with the approach to Arkhyz, it changed for the better and the sun shone brightly at the entrance to Zelenchukskaya station and there was not a cloud in the sky. After crossing the Bolshoy Zelenchuk River, overcoming three posts and a serpentine, we got to the territory of the observatory, after which we went up on the Niva to the very top of the ridge.
While the first series of traps was being set up, the weather gradually turned sour, and the sky became overcast, which at this height looked like fog, from which rain began to fall.
But let's start over:
Dolmen on the opposite bank of Bolshoy Zelenchuk.
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During the ascent to the observatory, streams were constantly encountered, in one of which water was collected to prepare the mixture in traps.
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Views of the surrounding area from the pass of the Uzhum ridge.
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Top view of the observatory
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And to the Bolshoy Zelenchuk Valley
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While the traps were being set, clouds began to cover the top of Pastukhov Mountain
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In a fruitless search for mice, which does not interfere with the rain.
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My assistant on this trip, a fan of tourism.
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After starting the descent from the ridge, we set traps in the birch forest, where we were covered by a specific rain, which, with weakening and strengthening, accompanied us to the end of the trip, which did not prevent us from setting several more series of traps.
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Being at the top of the ridge, I did a little lifting of weights in the form of stones. Catch photo
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On the way back I took pictures of the hills behind the village of Khabez
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28.05.2011 21:32, sergey nyu

Today I visited the valley of the Marukha River in the KCR, having passed the village of the same name, left the river on the left side and, as it turned out later, went up the old road as far as I could up the mountain. Later, it turned out from a conversation with local shepherds that it was possible to climb this road even higher, up to the Zelenchuk Observatory and call on it from the Marukha Gorge, but this was not part of my plans for today, and in general it was taken into account.
The weather turned out to be great, not a cloud in the sky, the temperature is from 16 at the top to 20 in the area of the village.
The road, though old, is better than the new one in other gorges.
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May the nerds forgive me, but I think it's "hare cabbage".
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Having set the first series of traps at the top point, I began to go down, simultaneously setting the next series in the places I liked.
There are not enough butterflies in the mountains yet, I flew a few last year's day peacock eyes, a couple of male lemongrass, caught a couple of female Anthocharis cardamines and a thick-headed bird.
Mountain views from the Maruja River Valley.
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In the village of Marukha, lilacs have just bloomed, usually at this time they are already fading.
Several carpenter bees were circling over the flowers, but I couldn't take a picture on the lilac tree, but I managed to take a picture on the pole.
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29.05.2011 22:23, sergey nyu

Today I checked the traps installed 2.05. on the slopes to the lake. Sengileevsky.
Below is the catch.
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29.05.2011 23:16, Sanangel

Today I checked the traps installed 2.05. on the slopes to the lake. Sengileevsky.
Below is the catch.
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If I don't check the traps, on the 5th-6th day the catch can be thrown away, everything booms and rots. Share your experience: how can you save your catch without running a marathon for almost a month?

30.05.2011 0:52, Vlad Proklov

If I don't check the traps, on the 5th-6th day the catch can be thrown away, everything booms and rots. Share your experience: how can you save your catch without running a marathon for almost a month?

Add formalin to them.

30.05.2011 1:01, Frantic

Only then this material can also be thrown away - you can't straighten it out. It's oak.

30.05.2011 7:15, sergey nyu

Add formalin to them.

I kept the material in my traps for up to two months. If mice get caught, it starts to stink, but after drying, the smell goes away.
I use a 10% acetic acid solution.

30.05.2011 11:14, Bad Den

If I don't check the traps, on the 5th-6th day the catch can be thrown away, everything booms and rots. Share your experience: how can you save your catch without running a marathon for almost a month?

Add vinegar. It is best to pour 10% acetic acid into the traps at once.
There are very few bacteria that can function in an acidic environment, so the material is preserved very well.

05.06.2011 12:18, sergey nyu

Yesterday (04.06) I went to the Gumbashi Pass, beyond the Upper Mara in the KCR, where I met with Sergey Dementiev and Evgeny, who arrived there the day before the meeting and already managed to look around and catch something.
The weather was not pleasant, it was raining, the air temperature was about 13 degrees Celsius, in general, the weather is typical for June in the mountains.
While I set up the traps, the guys studied the scree higher up.
Near the road I saw green granulatus, higher up-black cumanus.
Ordinary (bronze) cumanuses, black geotrups and dead-eaters were running around on the ground.
Having wandered along the slopes, met a couple of vipers, unfortunately did not remember the name of the species, I hope that on arrival S. Dementiev will put up a certificate about the trip, as well as some coppers under the stones, went down to the tour area. complex "Mara", where in the meadows under cow and horse "piles", we made a profit of geotrups, photo presented below.
The report turned out to be short, because the guys decided to move to the area of Zheleznovodsk, so we quickly gathered and left. On the way, we checked traps in the area of Podkumok village.
The result was also not happy. Before our arrival, it was constantly raining.
Of the expected ones, only one specimen of Sphodristocarabus adamsi was found, the rest were ubiquitous exaratus and cumanus.
Views from the Gumbashi Pass.
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And the result of the trip, the top row is the neighborhood of Podkumok village.
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08.06.2011 23:06, Victor Gazanchidis

I returned from a trip to Armenia.He visited Dilijan, Ijevan, Lori, Syunik district, Vayk, Goris, Sisian district, and Nagorno-Karabakh. Caught not everywhere and not always, but only if possible. The day is poor, because it is late spring and rains. On the Selim pass, I was hit by hail the size of grapes, even dents were left on the hood of the car. At night, 3 times I fished with a generator in the mountains in different parts of the country. Here is a photo of some mattresses, here are some beetles and small things. Big day and brazhnikov was carried in bags, so there is no way to take a picture. From the hawk moth came sea buckthorn, ruled and Komarova.

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08.06.2011 23:15, Bad Den

Small ground beetles are good smile.gif

09.06.2011 7:46, taler

Vit,and what kind of pigeons?

09.06.2011 10:15, bora

what kind of pigeons?

It seems that so

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09.06.2011 13:46, Victor Gazanchidis

Vit,and what kind of pigeons?
It seems that so

Oh, thank you! I wouldn't have answered that myself smile.gif

15.06.2011 21:26, sergey nyu

With a slight delay, the report
left for the Jemagat Gorge, Teberda Nature Reserve, KCR on weekends from 11 to 13.06.11.
The weather was sunny this morning. the temperature is about 16 degrees Celsius. There are no butterflies in the gorge yet, the main season starts in mid-July.
I set up two sets of traps. Apart from the fly, nothing flying could be photographed. On the way back, on the pastures of Teberda and Upper Teberda, I dug up lunar copra and came across one geotrup. The rain began to fall, which was getting worse and the trip that day had to be curtailed. On the way back from Cherkessk to Kochubeyevka, there was a downpour, which the car wipers could not cope with. I had to go no faster than 70 km / h.
The mountains are still covered in snow.
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The main estate of the Teberda Nature Reserve, where you can get a pass to the Jemagat Gorge for a nominal fee.
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Views of the gorge.
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The only fly that could be photographed
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The next day I checked the traps placed on the Wolf Gate in the vicinity of Sengileevsky Lake near Stavropol, and there I expected a big surprise. In addition to perrini, convexus and blaps caught Taphoxenus (Taphoxenus) gigas, while, however, one.
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Along the way, I picked up Hungarian bronzes on the inflorescences.
On the 13th, I left for Pyatigorsk, taking Sergey Dementiev from Zheleznovodsk to check the traps on Mashuka. I introduced him to Valentin Tikhonov, and we all went out together for a checkup. A complete bummer. Except for exaratus, convexus and cumanus-nothing. The dream of catching protserusov vanished like smoke.
Fresh Coenonympha arcania and Coenonympha pamphilus flew on the slopes.
While checking the traps, we got caught in the rain, which, as luck would have it, rinsed us while checking the traps and ended with the end of the check.
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15.06.2011 23:15, Aaata

... Except for exaratus, convexus and cumanus-nothing. The dream of catching protserusov vanished like smoke.

Proceruses do not seem to be used for soil traps at all. Unless they accidentally fall and can't get out.
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18.06.2011 20:27, Frantic

In addition to Sergey Nu's reports:-)

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18.06.2011 21:53, sergey nyu

Today I checked traps in Adygea at the confluence of Belaya and Kisha and in the vicinity of the Dakhovskaya station.
A short photo report on the results.
When checking, Microplectes convallium and Archiplectes miroshnikovi came across alive
If the first one "agreed" to pose in natural conditions, then the second one turned out to be fast and it was difficult to photograph it with my technique.
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Archiplectes miroshnikovi
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The water in Belaya subsided, brightened, and fishermen poured out onto the shore in the hope of catching trout.
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Results of checking traps. The first two rows on top (separated by threads) - catch in the vicinity of Sengileevsky Lake, Stavropol Territory. Below - the surroundings of the Dakhovskaya metro station.
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Upper - near the Dakhovskaya station, lower - the confluence of Belaya and Kisha.
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And a couple of larger fragments.
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A couple of views of the banks of the Belaya River from the bridge.
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